Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
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AAs-srs to Ali Sort. of Iaguirrc. Goa.
 ce-nius Tucson.

AAs-srs 10 Ali Sort. of Iaquirrc, Goa. ee-nIus Tucson. The CITIZEN almost Gaily rect.v.- I--.
 sers ot inquiry concerning Tucson s- 2 its surrounding country. and a g-us-s. answer thereto, the fJll0vIuE s.lar-- of facts Is gwen, Iussmucu as 2. .- f...rL impossible Co make a dr.a.I-I a-.s... reply n each cas-. Any syteIa. .af. s-r
 ton desired will be cherlful.y .lv-u t. correspondent.
 There ls no npTr h-al.l f.f ... .,.. In tbe United State. especially f those suffering with lung r1u.i.s.
 Z-IheEe are ID dI>tII cilvtly iu-.. diseases. Slight fu"ctloual t-ourI-- rr suit from Imprudrnct and src..--t.- .. well here as elsewhere, but tte c.lu.ata "a ID nowisc Irresponsible t.r-rfcr.
 3-Ihe sur-uuulEg caau-rs au-.gr the same heaItAtuI cOuaItlJu~ that exist in the city.
 4-Ihe highest average ts-persil-. recorded during Hus summer r-.- 70. 1873. The month us JuIy tE.r ve-- gave SO4l degrees co ' a. u. .-f sf D.. m; SLjl at p. u.--a m.a. t.--a. rsture of sJJ3 degre-s. IT.. lowest temperature durIng that y-sr u.- .r. JsnuBry, She average at . a. n H-.r.. 36.29 dt gree: 6JGl e . D. m.. .l- ai~. Rt J D. ma mssu tel-pa rlfs.rr af 5l.69 degrees. This vas sn extreme and unusua. year, and tGe .-ca.i u-.S taken by the United States ~ yr.. Scr. vice officer, ID this cIty. WAl.e tL- registered tempera.ure l- 4rps--ntIv very hIgh, the atmosphere I- SO taor.u-a ly devOId of moisture that the h-at fs not oppressive and a suitry jss is a.- most unknown. The nights are a-v.se cool snd pleasant, and Tt'.c-.sl. --..l ls never interrupted bJ CFu-es -..-. The average aluull fem Iegature ll.r l. safely esiimgtet co 70 drgrees. It. Uir ter climate, and lu fact. It- Erueral c.l. mate, emitting three summer months. I- as near delightful parlocti.u ss caI possibly exist
 5.-The air .s H.l.-.- t-...u- ur- depressing n Gu - ig4. ... -..--. L- ls the happy utl..I ..-..tr tle-s quahtes, ghd C-- rsl ..- .....- .r choosing the ai.l-Jl nf t-- -.....-.-. Tucson k 2i~O feet a.. .v. .4 H-.. -. adIacCot mngutal-- rl-- ... .. up to lO,03 feet.
 6-Ihe pursuits C- l- --r r.fs l-. chiefly ulLIng ana ~t..s .r along the w.tsr crJ-se ..u..l -.. farming is being done v--l tl- g..--.r cOurEging ry=Clts. Nr s.-.-- f-"... ...... try exists and tle g-lr. peci6!iy well.
 1-Upou The east -sl sr.. - city sn uUbrJEeu plan .tr.
 about tn or tw,lT- U t. taIns, but on tna wf ranges and r'l.LS -s.-f v.- ate valleys, exist.
 6-lt slope grliIl lH ur.. say sixty feet O tL -.l... river which crosses il. t.--t.-. T- east to west. em mpty--- ms. .L. rIver near Yuma.
 9-Adobe and brick a-r -.E f building, chIefy, lui 1gi.l.H r.r.T. pensIve with either uat-- N.-. lumber the cost vIll bc .,re..-- .-r--.rf. its long and erpenslve t-l-sr r.--.-- by rail
 lO-NO violent storms CreI- times a sudden thunder shower -r or. siderable severity occur. E-- s- a I hard storms seldom hEpleu. Nr. .- twice year a sand -trrm -V l- from the CaliiorniR dess-ts. scI r-- duces an extremely di-agrr, .l..- for the tune 1t lasts, but i- ls r1 un--- than many of the iuc.tmeat tay- sa-t SO often prevail m mrr- r.rt.r-l I--- tudes, and its said that tte -.ll-s-- effect of these sand storms Sl-. -- more the character U. r. -=----r -E.l vIsitafI0us. LLr -a.-- fa. usually during thc winter ErL'Ls a-l again during the sUnu Ilrltl-. y.r. seldom In the spring 1r ia...